Valium

Yes. 5mgs can help relax the airways and allow for better breathing. See your doctor for more information

If you're tested on the "extended" drug test, it's going to be real close. If it's a drug test for the DOT, where they only look for five things and one's not benzos, you should be okay.

diazepam ( croatian: apaurin,normabel..)

Would 1 mg of valium for 2 mos. along with 75 mg of Seroquel @ h.s cause you to lose your balance and fall backwards during the next morning?

THERE IS NO ASPIRIN IN VALIUM. THE ACTIVE INGREDIENT IS DIAZEPAM INACTIVE INGREDIENTS MAY INCLUDE LACTOSE AS A BINDING AGENT AND CERTAIN COLORING AGENTS, BUT THE PRODUCT CONTAINS NO ASPIRIN. VIST www.SCPharmacist.net for great health information and money saving advice.

yes

Valium has a shelf life of about six months before it expires. You should never take an expired medication or one that is not prescribed specifically for your current illness.

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Having Ativan in your system will cause the result of a urine drug test to show up as positive for benzodiazepines, which is what Valium would do. So yes, they would show up in the same way.

doctors seem to strongly sugggest never to take more than 1 every 4 hours. I'm taking the 4 mg every 4 hours, but think tolerance would just increase the mg, but would stay at every 4 hours eaither way

only the "hulks" aka the green xanax contains very little amount about .5 compared to 2.0 alprazolam

yes and the more often you take it the worse it is !

god no, no no no no no.

the hydrocodone and percocet will show up in the drug screen as the same thing so if you have prescribed percocet and valiums than dont worry about the lortab.....

yes u can. c'mon just call lifeline!

Yes it will, as Valium has a long 'half life'.

Even if you have a valid prescription for Valium; some employers (esp those working with dangerous machinery) may legally prohibit the use by an employee of any intoxicating substance, for safety reasons. If you work a desk job however, no; you should not be fired for taking what has been prescribed to you, unless your job performance is impaired.

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If you are taking prescription strength pain medicine, you should not take over the counter pain medicine on top of it unless your doctor says it will be OK. You can overdose on pain medicine ... and Advil brand of ibuprofen is hard on your stomach, which is why Celebrex is better (less stomach upset and stronger)

No. the half life of Valium is 3-5 days at most.

Well Yeah ... Anyone can be perscribe a medication.. insurance is just there to make it cheaper for the patient.. So lets say you don't have insurance... you would then pay the full amount for the prescription instead of a copay or 20% percent of the full price.

ITS 284.7 g/mol.....

15.86 is the mass so you divide by the mol which is 0.05570.....that's how you get your answer!

284.75

Valium can be prescribed by any doctor. In most cases this will be your family doctor, a psychiatrist, or a neurologist. It's used for insomnia, anxiety, pain relief and epilepsy.

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Psychiatric Experience Expert

If you take a 10mg dose, after 8 hours; after 24 hours all effects will have dissipated.

Each person is different. Many factors must be taken into consideration before you can safely know the answer to this. Personally I do take these in combination and have no problem what so ever. Yet I do advise you ask your physician and be honest with regards to all other meds and health problems you may have. A pharmacist is also a great knowledge base that is free and is terribly un-utilized. Best wishes.